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ticks-tracer

v1.3.0

Published

takes snapshots for an object across event loop ticks

Downloads

19

Readme

Ticks Tracer

npm npm

Takes snapshots for an object across event loop ticks.

Hint

Good for testing flow control packages like flowa, async, q, etc.

Table of Contents

Installation

npm install --save ticks-tracer

Usage

Take snapshot on every check phase of the event loop (using setImmediate internally).

var TicksTracer = require('ticks-tracer');

// A flow control package
var Flowa = require('flowa');

// The object to trace
var context = {};

// A dummy flow
var flow = new Flowa({
  type: 'serial',
  task1: generateDummyTask(1),
  task2: generateDummyTask(2),
  group1: {
    type: 'parallel',
    task3: generateDummyTask(3),
    task4: generateDummyTask(4)
  },
  task5: generateDummyTask(5)
});

// Start tracing
var ticksTracer = new TicksTracer(context);

// Execute the tasks
flow.run(context).then(function(result) {

  // Get the taken snapshots
  console.log(ticksTracer.getSnapshots());
  console.log(ticksTracer.getSnapshotsDiffs());

  // Stop the tracing
  ticksTracer.stop();

});

// Don't worry about this
function generateDummyTask(id) {
  
  return function(context, callback) {
    context['task' + id] = true;
    setImmediate(callback);
  };

}

The output is:

[
  {},
  { task1: true },
  { task1: true, task2: true },
  { task1: true, task2: true, task3: true, task4: true },
  { task1: true, task2: true, task3: true, task4: true, task5: true }
]

API

TicksTracer(tracedObject)

To create a TicksTracer object and start tracing.

| Param | Type | Description | |--------------|---------------------|---------------------------------| | tracedObject | Object | The object to take snapshots of |

stop()

Stop tracing.

getTicksCount() ⇒ Number

Get the current tick number.

Returns: Number

getSnapshotAt(tick) ⇒ Object

Get a taken snapshot by a tick number.

| Param | Type | Description | |-------|---------------------|---------------------------------| | tick | Number | The tick number |

Returns: Object

getSnapshots() ⇒ Array

Get all taken snapshots indexed by ticks numbers.

Returns: Array

getSnapshotsDiffs() ⇒ Array

Get a list of snapshots that represent only the diffs

Returns: Array

License

This project is under the MIT license.